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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-12-24

DO you want to buy a fine
Christmas present for some friend?
Isham & Co. can show you some
fine goods.
There has been but two days
since the 1st Of May up to the hour
that this is printed that carpenters
could not work out doors on ac-
count of the weather, in Caldwell.
Billy Isaacs and Jack Roop,
two prominent sheep men, called
on THE TRIBUNE last Thursday.
They say sheep are looking fine,
and the prospects for the winter are
good.
If you fail to see Isham & Cos
large stock of holiday goods before
purchasing elsewhere, you will miss
some good bargains. They have
some fine goods and are selling
them very cheap.
Freddie, the infant son of
Frank Curtis, of Nampa, died on
Sunday, of Group, after an illness
of but a few hours. The distract
ed parents have unmeasured SYM
pathy in their affliction.
And Moe spake unto the peo-
pie, saying: Behold my immense
stock of fine goods and profit there
by, for verify, verify, l say unto
you, it is easier for poor man to
enter into my store and buy goods,
than it is to steal them.
MIR. Ira Pease, of Parma, one
of the THE TRIBuNE's staunch sup
porters, added another name to our
booming list last week. In less
than one years. time THE TRIBUNE
will show up the best subscription
list in Ada county.
The Cantata at the Baptist
Church last night was pronounced
excellent by those who witnessed
it. After the entertainment old
Santa Claus made his appearance
and distributed the presents which
the tree was loaded down with.
1t was indeeda "merry Christmas"
The CALDWELL TRIBUNE for
1888 will be enlarged to an eight
column paper and otherwise i'm
proved. We are going to lead in
the growth of the town if we have
to run daily. Come up to the al
tar and subscribe. There is yet
room for few more names on our
books, and the "strong box" can yet
be made to hold a few dollars.
An arbitration suit between X.
f. Strahorn and w. J. Cuddy was
the attraction last week. 1t was
a settlement of accounts that ran
back for three or four years, and
like most all accounts of long
standing, somewhat tangled up
The arbitrator, P. A. Devers, 3
M. Coffin and J. M. Martin, have
taken the matter under advisement
and have until the 18th in which to
render a judgement. AS to the
merits of the case on either side We
know nothing, but we do know
that the board of arbitration con
sists of fair and honorable gentle
men.
Through the kindness OF Mr.
Harness we were enabled to take a
Lspin over the Sebree ditch last sun
dav. Itwould be q surprise to most
people to see the wonderful trans
formations that are taking place OF
the land under this great ditch
They are now at work on the loti
mile of the ditch, but way below
this the line Of the ditch can b
distinguished by new houses whol
dot the sage brush. All along To
line clearing sage brush and max
inc fences is the order, and mex
spring thousands Of trees will be Sc
out and a great deal of land cult
waited. Nearly all the land unde
the the whole length Of the ditch
about twenty-seven miles, is nov
| taken. And the beauty OF it is tina
40, ~ .o.,o1 Mr. S0br6
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-12-24
Iowa House.
Mrs. E. A. Hannah, Prop.

Good rooms and first-class board
by the day, week or month. Every
thing nice, quiet and homelike
Table board, $3.50 per week; board
and lodging, IS per week; tran,
sient, 81 per day. No pains spared
to make boarders and guests COM
Portable and at home. Ranchers
and Freighters are invited to take
their meals at the Iowa House
when in town.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
PARLOR SUITES,

seven pieces, $50, all grades;
better, to SIoo. Group
Suites, combination colors,
cherry and walnut frames.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
eREviTIES.

Tho ctcSpest haI house In tho city.
Rumford Bros 404 Market street.
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmcr's.
Meals from TO midnight at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners Speciality at Fullmer's.
Broiled spring chicken ut Fulimer'u.
Devtled and slowed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fulimer's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's.
Planned and 1stewed oysters at Fullme + "a
Try Bush's ocai; yor viii lifs II
Try Bush's coal you Will surely ike H.
". J. Kimbie, grocer, End and Justison.
Millard =. Davfs', jowslsf, Q Il. end stree,
rino 10 X. Kings, at HAMS. IL 4. Fourth
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 18th sn1 King
American Laundry, COZ West From. street.
Co to M. Grady's boot and shoe store, 23l
King at. Quick sales and small profits.
Gall and sec the famous Oil stove q,
Piokels' stovO store,
Yerger's, Al9 Shipley street, is the leading
place for picture frames IN this city.
window soreene and doer screens made a,
Yerger's, 4l9 Sbipley street.
Gall and see the Daisy oil stove at piokels
stove store, East Fourth street.
Soft shell crabs received daily at Harper
Bro 's, II East Fourth street.
Jail aud sec the quick meal Gasoline
Stoves at Ptckels etove store. East Fourth
street.
Country buttermilk Ice cold by the glass
at No. 4 West Second street. Fresh every
day.
Go to N. W. corner Third and Washing
ton s.reets to get your Furniture rep aired
vanished or upholstered or chairs re.caned.
Ross, ll0 Market street, has large stock
Of straw hats, BOUGHT by the case at worry
low prices: also iu,l supply OF summer un
deIwear, suepsndeTs, neckwear and hosiery.
If you want cheap picture frames go to q.
K. Bauyh, 2O3 West Second street. have
the largest stock In Delaware; come and see
for yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
An ODstrsperous Cat.

Among tho many departures from
the city is that Of q gentleman residing
on the west side and prominently con-
nected with the Wilmirg gton and North
ern railroad, who has located his family
for the summer In the delightful neigh
borhood OF Granogue. After everything
had been looked after for convenience
and comfort during the heated term,
and all moved safely out, there Ie.
mained one duty to be perf0rmed-the
transfer of the family cat from it's city
home to the country residence. This
task the genial W. 81 N. man unfoTtu-
nately volunteered to perform yester-
day afternoon, and going to the now
deeerted bouse he secured the cat, q fius
large specimen. by tying q rope around
It's neck, and partially wrapping 1t up
started for the train. But rs pussy
found that she was being carried away
from the well known back fences and
fat roofs, where she had whiled AWAY
so many pleasant hours in melodious
serenades, all the gentle qualities of her
nature seemed to leave her, and she
proceeded to show In q violent manner
her desire to return to her native grass-
plot, SO that when the W. 81 N. man
reached Veasey's drng store, Eighth
and Monroe streets, he was glad to stop
and take breath.
The cat, however, was still fresh In Its
efforts to escape. and seeing its oppor.
tunity leaped into the bulk window on
Monroe etreet, and whileits master tug.
ged at the other end of the rope In q
vain endeavor to get 1t out the cat feel.
ing the cord tightening around Its wind.
pipe and believing that it's hour of dis.
solution had come went through a
series of gyrations, OF wild leans and
plunges, such as no pen can describe,
accompanied by unearthly shrieks
which made the druggists hair stand
on end. At last the owner succeed ed
in drawing it out, and with blood run.
ming from his hands and perspiration
starting from every pore he twisted
the cats head In his seersucker
coat and made bee line for the train,
resolved to give pussy the benefit OF
country air or die in the attempt, while
the druggist looked on his broken show
bottle and demolished flowers and tried
to decide which could do most damage
scared cat or first class cy clone.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
1'hiatIe and Volunteer.

LONDON, July 22.-Captain Bsrr, the
commander of the Thistle, refuses to
express an opinion as TO the Thistle's
chances Of winning the Americas cup.
He asserts that she can run away from
The May flower In light winds, but
shakes his head regarding the Volun-
teer. He says that, judging from the
reports received, . much greater de
parture from the usual American lines
has been taken In the building Of the
Volunteer than has been made In the
construction of the Thistle as compared
with the Genesta and Galatea Doubt.
less, he says, the Volunteer Is o fast
boat, and he declines to vsunt the
Thistle IS compared with the new
American yacht.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Alien Ownership OF Real Estate,

fsHINdToN, July 22.-The text of
the Attorney Generals opinion with re
gard to the act to restrict ownership of
real estate in the territories TO American
citizens has been made public. Ths act
applies to mines, as they ara real estate.
AS stock in corporation is personally,
an alien can lawfully have, own and hold
shares of stock issued by an American
corporation which is now the owner of
mineral lands in territories, but If the
holding by aliens exceeds 20 per cent.
such corporation can neither acquire,
hold, own, nor hereafter acquire real
estate, while more than 20 per cent. of
stock is held aud owned by aliens. Under
the act, the Advancement OF money here
after by aliens for the purpose of develop
ing miuing property is lawful, but no in
terest in the real estate can be acquired
by such advancement, nor would an alien
have the right to purchase the real estate
nor any interest therein on loan made
since the passage OF the act even If sold
on his own security or lien. Aliens may
lawfully contract with American owners
to work mines by personal contracts for
hire, or by bona hde leases for reason.
able time.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
The Case of sarah Finn.

Sarah Finn was arrested about 2 o.
clock yesterday morning, on charge of
larceny. AS stated yesterday she was ar
raigned at the morning session of court,
but the case was continued until this
morning, when she was again placed in
the dock and committed 10: hearing
this evening. On each occasion she ap
peared with her head closely wrapped up
in heavy blanket shawl, and all her ac-
tions terd to show that Sue is OF unsound
mind. At the time of her arrest she had
large wooden bucket, filled with Kitchen
utensils on one arm, and large bundle
of clothing on the other. 1t was ascer.
tanned that she had taken the goods from
the house of Alfred Walton, Jr., No. Gil
Monroe rect, and that she had also en-
tered the house OF j. Morton Poole, on
Seventh street near Adams
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
the Rain DID Not como.

The Whig, of Q1iucy, ILL.,, says that
q prayer meeting WAS held some nights
ago on farm in that teciion to ask for
relief from drought. The meeting
lasted till midnight. At that hour q
bank Of clouds crept slow out OF the
southwest and coon spread over the gu
tire western horizon The prospect of
deliverance from the ruin that faced
them drove many Of the men delirious
with joy, and the meeting. whioh few
minutes before was CT the most luau
brious character, broke up with dance
and q prayer of thsnks2 living. But tho
rain did not come.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
A Day of Pleasure.

Welcome Lsgiop, No. 1, Selec'
Knights, Ancient Order of United
Workmen, will give their excursion tC
Bay Ridge en- Thursday next, July %
The train will leave the station at the
foot of Market street at o. m. sharp,
and will 20 by way OF the Baltimore
nDd Ohio Railroad to Canton station
In Baltimore, where the cars will be
left and the excursioniAts will take the
steamer Theodore Weems" down the
Chesapeake Bay.
Returning, this excursion will leave
Bay Ridge at 8 p. IN. The tickets fol
this splendid excursion are only St.7t
for adults and 80 cents for children
One Of the pleasing incidents Of the ex
cursion will be . concert In ths after
noon by the famous Annapolis Naval
Academy Band, Bay Ridge being neal
Annapolis, tne capital of the State.
Bay Ridge ts com paratively new place,
but one Of the most attractive on the
Chesapeake
AmIsements for all are provided
consisting Of splendi riding horses
the gravity railroad, shooting galleries
boating, sailing, fishing, grabbing
swings and many other pleasant fea
tuIto NOb Suo ichbt bIuOUR tu6 attIAC
tions at Bay Ridge IL the i'm m ense pier
extending q thousand feet out into the
bay. 1t Is covered all the way, and hal
seats running along Its sides for the &C
coinmodstion Of exoursiopists. Thil
makes delightfully."- cool retreat at al
times. Directly In rear Of the hotel is th'
gravity railroad the largest but one ii
the world.
Starting at IN elevation, the gradei
are 80 arranged that by its own weigh
the car goes at lightning speed over hill
and dale until the end of the road Il
reached. The picnic grove is splendid
ly supplied with tables, seats, pavilion
and every convenience for the accom-
mediation of visitors. On the part o
the committee on the excursion n,
pain or expense will be spared to max
every body feel comfortable and q
home. All the committee want now |
for the people 10 come and enjoy o de
.ighttul day Of pleasure. ..-.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Went An ax Last Z, ening.

Last evening the steam propeller
Widgeor, which has been at the wharf
of the p, W. u B. Railroad Company
for repairs since June % left for Frank
lin City, and will resume her trips bs'
tween that place ard Chincoteasue
Island to day. The Widgeon has bad
a new brass rail and brass stern put IN,
and the decks have been shaved. The
ga loon has been removed to the upper
deck, and the inter or is handsomely
furnished with plush seats, fine curtains
and beautiful carpets. The engine has
been oyerhauled and the boiler put In
complete order. The boat will accom-
modate 200 passengers, and runs eight
miles an hour.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
General Bou,anger's Remark.

PARIS. July 22-Ia France main.
tains that the story it published yester-
day ascribiug to General BoulanPer the
words: "If ever l take part In q coup
d'etat 1t will be against the Monarchists
and to maintain the Republic" In an
swer to request that he lead a coup
d'etat for the restoration of the Mon.
aichy, is authentic La France de.
mands that General Ferrop, General
Boulaneer's successor in the War De
partm ent, authorize the latter to publish
the names of the persons composing thu
Mcnarcbist deputation which sSkei
General Boulanger to head their pro
posed movement.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Tho Deaths at Kirkxood.

Secretary E. B. Frazer, of the State
Board Of Health, has been investigating
the causes OF the deaths in the Cross
land family, near Kirkwood, last week.
He examined the we'll, and found four.
teen feet OF clear, cold water, a sample
OF which was given to Frank r. Smith,
druggist, ut Fifth and King streets. for
analysis. Mr.. Frazer found nothing
about the premises that could by any
means cause the sick ness with which
the unfortunate family were afflicted
with the exception Of an old feeder to
the Delaware canal about IS yards frcm
the house, which covers about 100 acres
OF low, boggy swamp, that is prolific
source of miasmatic diseases.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
IN THE CHURCHES.
Baptist Mission. Seventeenth and URio
streets. Sunday school q. M.

Baptist Mission. Seventeenth and URIon
streets. Sunday school 9 q. NJ.
st. Mary's Catholic Church. First msss
I.SO q. IN. second mass and sermon, 10 80 q.
N. Pastor's catechism and Instructions, 4
p. m. Vesper and sermon, T.3O y. In.
SUNDAY school at o'clock at tho Mellow.
e1viile Baptist school, Eleventh and Du-
POnt streets.
st. James A. U. Chapel, Sixteenth and
Olaymoat streets Rev. Mr.. Scott, pastor.
rreachiig at 1880 u. IN. and z 30 and 1880
p. m.
Plymouth Mission. TatnalI street below
second. Iev. l. X. johnson, pastor. Preach
Ing at 1873 .. m. and 7.46 p. IN.
swed!sh M. E. Mission. Preaching at 1913,
Q. n. and 7.l6 p. m. by Rev. X. X. Hartwig,
pastor. sabbath school Ut up. m.
Graoe Baptist Church, King above Tenth
street, kev. 8. h: Hayward, pastor. Preach
Ing morning and evening. Sunday school
at o a. m. welcome TO all.
Union American M. Z. Church. French
street above Twelfth, the Rev. h. T. Ruley,
pastor. Presenting at 1880 q. IN. and 100 p.
IN. Sabbath school at Up. N.
Kingswood M. f. Chapel. VIM. L. White
will addrss, q gospel temperance meeting
invited
A. UNI. p. Church, French street, between
Eighth and Ninth, Kev. h. II. Chlppey, pas
TOR. Prea ,hing at 10 80 a. N. and 7.30 p. m.
Sabbath school at z p. m.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, Rev.
!: ". boothe, ID. d., pastor. Services at
10 80 a. m. and 7.4S p. IN. Bible school al
P. IN. Evening subject: proud People
Their Rise and FAIL"
Mt. Salem M. L. Church, Rev. X. u
Jones. pastor. Preaching at 10. 80 a. m. and
7.t6 p. ID. Morning subls,t "a Sure Rem
edy Tor Great Evil" sunday school, 2.30
d. m Dfayor IN eating A n IN
MT. Pleasant and Edgemoor, Rev. Juliui
Todd. pastor. Preaching at Mt. Pleasant
at 1879 q. IN. Subject, 'rhe outward and
Inward Man" Prea shing at Ecgsmoor a
p. m. Subject, "The Ministry of Affiic
tion"
Silverbrook M. Z. Church. Sabbah ser
yices: Preaching at 1880 a. m. by Rev
). Dolpow sunday school at Q. M; meet
ing for holiness at 3.3O p. IN young people
prayer meeting at $50 p. IN.
Tho Helping Hand Mission, Front ant
Jefferson streets. Preaching, 1890 q
m; children's meeting, p. LII expertenc,
meeting, p. N; preAca.ng, y. IN. Non
Every body welcome.
The First 1. NJ. Church, Madison stree
below Fourth, Rev. J. W. Harris, pastor
Prayer meeting at 8 .. M love feast q
10: Sunday school at 2 p. IN; genera
experience meeting at 8 50; prayer meetint
at $50; preaching services at 7.I5 IN tn
evening.
Newport and Stanton M. Z. Churches, Rev
Jno. u. U. Hanna, pastor. Preaching a
Newport a. IL, Is q. IN. Subject, "a Dest
M an Raising the Dead." at stanton, 8 p
m. SutIsct "Life's Great Voyage" Youn,
ladies and gentlemen specially invited t
pastor will preach at O'Clock Ga "home.'
Every body cordially welcomed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
The Washington Market.

Notwithstanding the warm, oppf es
s!ve weather, the new Washington
market was we'll filled this morning
Several farmers came In and took stslli
who had never taken any before, and
some new hucksters also made their sp
pesrance. The general impression now
is that 1t will fill up ss the fall draws
nigh, and that In the winter all the
stalls will be taken. The prices OF
marketing IL about the same ss In othe!
markets. Prices this morning, too
RANGED about the same as In the othel
markets,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Peach Festival.

Tie Brandy wine NJ. E. Church will
hold a peach festival in large tent on
the vacant 10: at Twenty fourth and
Market streets, ginning next Tuesday
night, July 26, for the purpose of rails.
ing funds TO help pay an old debt on the
church. This Is q chatitable object
ami should BIS we'll patronized.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
The Pound BroI en- open Again

Last Thurs lay night the dog pound,
in South Wilmington, WAS again hsokeu
open and nine dogs liberated. This 10
the second time the pound has been
broken open within short time, twer-
ty-efght dogs having been liberated Oh
the previous occasion. 1t seems about
time the Police Com m ittee had provided
On cer Foster with secure place for
keeping his dogs, as 1t Is an outrage for
him to be treated in thls manner.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Charged With Larceny.

John Smith and James II. Blackson,
both colored, were charged ct this morn.
ing's session of the city oeurt with the
larceny of coat valued at IS, the prop
erty of William jackson. The evider ce
showed that the men were around q
house where the coat was, and that
Smith was seen with the coat In his
possession. He admitted having had
the coat, but said he put 1t back where
he got 1t from. He was held for fur.
thtr hearing this evening and Blackson
was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
ERECIAL MEN ey03.
II n o Fact

that everybody ought 70 know thet A,
Sergeant gives 22i0 bs. Of the best,
well-cle1ned Goa! in ev ,ry ton you buy.
Oak, pne and hickory kindling wood
In large Dads. Lime for whitswash-
Ing. Yard, foot OF Mon roe strsst. Cen.
trsl ofios, Seventh and King streets,
Look for the blue sga Open In the
eveainQ.
Bush's, Frapca street wharf, ia tb
place 70 buv vour GOAL
For G,od coal 20 TO Bash's, French
etreat wharf.
Everybody ohews LowBall. Just 6ta
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

We are giving especial attention to
furnishing families with best brands of
tiours, and are confident we can give
entire satisfaction both as to quality
and price. Call at the mill, 101 Mary.
land avenue, for particulars. Tatnall
Bros.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
A aea Wv wheat Crop,

John Green, who resides hear White'
Ieysburg, Keut County, is supposed to
have the best crop OF wheat in the state,
the yield being 40 bushels per acre on
field Of So acre, sand S5 bushels per acre
from field OF go acres, making 3 ,50O
bushels In all. WSeat growing is hardly
paying business In our etate, but the
farmer who grows crops like this one
must certainly make something above
q mere living.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Drill and Guard Mount.

The First Regiment. ID. N. g., held a
drill and guard mount last evening on
the lot at Eleventh. and French streets,
with Colonel 8. M. Wood com manding.
The men are making excellent progress
but 1t was evident that considerable
practice will yet be needed before they
become proficient.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Steamer I,randywine.

On Sunday the steamer Brandywine
will leave her wharf, at the foot Of
Fourth street, at q. m and will con.
nect with the Philadelphia aad Allan.
tic City train, arriving at the latter
place at IL O'Clock. Returning leave
Atlantic City at o'clock, reaching
Wilmington at 9 p. m. Fare for the
round trip, 81 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
-y.yxIIM CURED.

ru,, with salt Rheum for q
y,V IVY. 80 mat the SKIN entirely
's'' Z, my hands from tue Anger
w., ~ ,ried rcmedie, and ooc.
,ia,,cps to no purpose until !
wcisz Cuti,ura hem cd les; and
,,,,'v nav cured L. I. PAuKER,
% go Northampton ST., Boston.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Fine Harness.

Hiram Yerger is making some Of the
1nest buggy and coupe harness that
He invites judges Of fine work to call
and see them. No. 407 Shiplsy street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

TIE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of Bour.
bon, Ind, says: both myself and
wife owe our lives to Sbiloh's Consump
ton Cure" Sold by N. B. Danforth,
cor. End & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Blaine in Arkansas,

At conference al Little r ,ck, Satur.
day, OF ths Republican party leaders Of
Arkansas, q resolution pas led favoring
Blaine for the presidency. This confer
ence decided that it was advisable to in.
corporate a prohibition plank in the
next State platform. A letter WAS read
from W. r. Chandler, Senstor-elect
from New Hampshire, in which 1t was
stated that Sherman would accept sec
ond plaza IN the ticket with Blaine ss
the head. He was, however, first, last
and all the time in favor of Blaine and
Allison. This was the sentiment of the
meeting.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Finger m Ashed .

While Mr.. W. G. Reynolds was engag-
ed in driving an iron pin into a boiler
tube, at the P, w. Il B. railroad shops,
yesterday morning, tue hammer he was
using slipped and struck his finger, se.
verely mashing it.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
| |,oupi.ErE CURE.

VA all nv life with sk'n dls-
,.,.n, ~. e. klnis, aud have never
s' i:lsn, ,,siisf. uutll, by the advice
..tni ..s Used your valuable ont,.
eao' gsys then a thorough
y. y. ,nt,,es OF tho Cu.icura ne
|,,.".s Oaa' : sosp, aai the result WAS
Tu. \, " bsea tod IL would De-a
'sH'r WADE. R'ch noni Va.
~ I..Iimcr, iruRSist
u klchnonc, va.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
EE AL Owe r

| heg,algil. Sctat!c, Sudden
atsrc al! se-vou Pains, strain!
Ia Wea1ness relieved in ont
k,.ute ~ the Uuticu.a Anti
Rs;uP,a.tsr. Ecw and perfect
Attra.a.t', rs cents; i've for 3
,ueulcsI Company. Bos
lJ5.w,&ss&w lIa
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

We invite those who have been una
BILE to get a flour that would just suit
them to give Us trial. as we know we
can sstisfy them. j. 8. Hamilton q
Co., Fifth nj! Kirg,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

ARE YOU MADE miserable by indi.
ges,ion, constipation. dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital
izer is = positive cure. Sold by N. b
Dan forth, cor. 2nd x Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloht
Cure will give Immediate relief. Price
10 cents, 30 cents and 81. Sold by n
b. Daniorth, cor. end 81 Market SITS.